Squalane
Squalane 100ML of
What is Squalane?
Squalane is a highly refined, saturated hydrocarbon derived primarily from shark liver oil or plant sources like olives and sugarcane. It is commonly used in skincare and pharmaceutical formulations for its exceptional emollient properties and ability to help restore the skin's natural barrier. Squalane is non-comedogenic, rapidly absorbed, and suitable for all skin types, making it an effective ingredient for moisturizing and improving skin flexibility without leaving a greasy residue.Side Effects
- Minor skin irritation
- Allergic reactions such as rashes or hives in sensitive individuals
Warnings
- Conduct a patch test before first use to check for skin sensitivity or allergic reaction
- Discontinue use if you experience prolonged irritation, redness, or swelling
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What is Squalane ?
Squalane is a highly refined, saturated hydrocarbon derived primarily from shark liver oil or plant sources like olives and sugarcane. It is commonly used in skincare and pharmaceutical formulations for its exceptional emollient properties and ability to help restore the skin's natural barrier. Squalane is non-comedogenic, rapidly absorbed, and suitable for all skin types, making it an effective ingredient for moisturizing and improving skin flexibility without leaving a greasy residue.- Minor skin irritation
- Allergic reactions such as rashes or hives in sensitive individuals
- Conduct a patch test before first use to check for skin sensitivity or allergic reaction
- Discontinue use if you experience prolonged irritation, redness, or swelling
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